Suri Oculus Update 1.2: Frontend and Backend Enhancements
We are excited to announce the release of Suri Oculus 1.2 (https://suri-oculus.com), our cutting-edge IDS/IPS log management and analysis system built on Suricata. This update brings significant improvements to both the frontend and backend, with a particular focus on enhancing the handling of Indicators of Compromise (IoC) and fixing bugs. Below are the key changes:
Frontend: New Features and Optimizations
- Migration to ES6 Platform The frontend has been fully migrated to ES6, enabling a more modern and efficient codebase. This not only boosts system performance but also simplifies the development and support of new features.
- Enhanced IoC Handling The mechanisms for working with Indicators of Compromise have been significantly improved. This allows for faster and more accurate threat analysis, providing users with higher-quality data for incident response.
- Bug Fixes Several minor bugs have been fixed, improving the stability and usability of the interface.
Backend: Reliability and Functionality
- Improved IoC Performance The backend now processes Indicators of Compromise more efficiently, ensuring more accurate real-time threat detection.
- Bug Fixes in the Update Process Special attention has been given to resolving issues related to system updates. The update process is now more stable, reducing the risk of errors and increasing system reliability.
New RPMs for Pistache 0.4.17
For users compiling their own builds, we’ve also released new RPM packages for the Pistache 0.4.17 framework. These packages simplify installation and updates on servers, offering even higher performance and compatibility.
You can download the updates from our website: https://suri-oculus.com/downloads/
We’re continuously improving Suri Oculus to make network security management more efficient and user-friendly. Be sure to test the updated version and share your feedback!
